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Documents Provide New Details of Trump’s Pressure Campaign on Ukraine

The records and text messages described a campaign conducted by Rudy Giuliani to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about Joe Biden and his son.
The material intensified demands on Senate Republicans to include witnesses in the impeachment trial. The House votes Wednesday to start the proceeding.

House Democrats released the records even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a Wednesday vote to name House prosecutors and send the articles of impeachment to the Senate.

What to Watch For Before the Vote on Articles of Impeachment

Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to name the impeachment managers on Wednesday, and the House is scheduled to vote to move the articles to the Senate.

Mr. Trump’s impeachment trial will be perilous for the reputation of Chief Justice John Roberts.

Democrats Debate War and a Woman’s Chance at the White House

The rift between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over electability rose to the surface in the Democratic debate, and the candidates also sparred over their stances on war.

For Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders, a private remark has become a public feud.

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New Video Shows Two Iranian Missiles Hit Ukrainian Plane

Security camera footage verified by The Times shows that two missiles fired 30 seconds apart took down Flight 752, killing all aboard.

Iran’s president denounced Britain, France and Germany for accusing his country of breaking the 2015 nuclear deal.

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Michael Flynn Moves to Withdraw Guilty Plea in Russia Inquiry

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President Trump will sign the deal today.

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Documents Provide New Details of Trump’s Pressure Campaign on Ukraine

The records and text messages described a campaign conducted by Rudy Giuliani to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about Joe Biden and his son.
The material intensified demands on Senate Republicans to include witnesses in the impeachment trial. The House votes Wednesday to start the proceeding.

House Democrats released the records even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a Wednesday vote to name House prosecutors and send the articles of impeachment to the Senate.

What to Watch For Before the Vote on Articles of Impeachment

Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to name the impeachment managers on Wednesday, and the House is scheduled to vote to move the articles to the Senate.

Mr. Trump’s impeachment trial will be perilous for the reputation of Chief Justice John Roberts.

Democrats Debate War and a Woman’s Chance at the White House

The rift between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over electability rose to the surface in the Democratic debate, and the candidates also sparred over their stances on war.

Here are 6 takeaways from the Democratic debate.

Impeachment Will Force Senators Off the Iowa Campaign Trail

Despite a potential loss of momentum in their campaigns, senators say their presence at the Senate trial is a constitutional obligation.

New Video Shows Two Iranian Missiles Hit Ukrainian Plane

Security camera footage verified by The Times shows that two missiles fired 30 seconds apart took down Flight 752, killing all aboard.

Iran’s president denounced Britain, France and Germany for accusing his country of breaking the 2015 nuclear deal.

A video shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing. The New York Times

Michael Flynn Moves to Withdraw Guilty Plea in Russia Inquiry

Once cited by the special counsel team as an exemplary cooperating witness, President Trump’s former national security adviser had grown combative.

How China Obtains American Trade Secrets

Companies have long accused Chinese rivals of swiping or seizing valuable technology. Beijing promises to ban those practices, but enforcement could be tough.

President Trump will sign the deal today.

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Documents Provide New Details of Trump’s Pressure Campaign on Ukraine

The records and text messages described a campaign conducted by Rudy Giuliani to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about Joe Biden and his son.
The material intensified demands on Senate Republicans to include witnesses in the impeachment trial. The House votes Wednesday to start the proceeding.

House Democrats released the records even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a Wednesday vote to name House prosecutors and send the articles of impeachment to the Senate.

What to Watch For Before the Vote on Articles of Impeachment

Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to name the impeachment managers on Wednesday, and the House is scheduled to vote to move the articles to the Senate.

Mr. Trump’s impeachment trial will be perilous for the reputation of Chief Justice John Roberts.

Democrats Debate War and a Woman’s Chance at the White House

The rift between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over electability rose to the surface in the Democratic debate, and the candidates also sparred over their stances on war.

Here are 6 takeaways from the Democratic debate.

Impeachment Will Force Senators Off the Iowa Campaign Trail

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A Maine Paper Mill’s Unexpected Savior: China

First came the Buddhist monks. Then the feng shui consultant. In the summer, a battered New England mill town greeted the new owner of its factory — one of the richest tycoons in China.

Zhang Yin, center, the billionaire who acquired a shuttered paper mill in Old Town, Maine.

New Video Shows Two Iranian Missiles Hit Ukrainian Plane

Security camera footage verified by The Times shows that two missiles fired 30 seconds apart took down Flight 752, killing all aboard.

Iran’s president denounced Britain, France and Germany for accusing his country of breaking the 2015 nuclear deal.

A video shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing. The New York Times

Michael Flynn Moves to Withdraw Guilty Plea in Russia Inquiry

Once cited by the special counsel team as an exemplary cooperating witness, President Trump’s former national security adviser had grown combative.

How China Obtains American Trade Secrets

Companies have long accused Chinese rivals of swiping or seizing valuable technology. Beijing promises to ban those practices, but enforcement could be tough.

President Trump will sign the deal today.

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Amy Klobuchar Wants to Get It Done

Ms. Klobuchar interviews for the Times’s editorial board’s endorsement.

Frank Bruni

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Andrew Yang Is Listening

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Documents Provide New Details of Trump’s Pressure Campaign on Ukraine

The records and text messages described a campaign conducted by Rudy Giuliani to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about Joe Biden and his son.
The material intensified demands on Senate Republicans to include witnesses in the impeachment trial. The House votes Wednesday to start the proceeding.

House Democrats released the records even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a Wednesday vote to name House prosecutors and send the articles of impeachment to the Senate.

What to Watch For Before the Vote on Articles of Impeachment

Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to name the impeachment managers on Wednesday, and the House is scheduled to vote to move the articles to the Senate.

Mr. Trump’s impeachment trial will be perilous for the reputation of Chief Justice John Roberts.

Democrats Debate War and a Woman’s Chance at the White House

The rift between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over electability rose to the surface in the Democratic debate, and the candidates also sparred over their stances on war.

Here are 6 takeaways from the Democratic debate.

Impeachment Will Force Senators Off the Iowa Campaign Trail

Despite a potential loss of momentum in their campaigns, senators say their presence at the Senate trial is a constitutional obligation.

A Maine Paper Mill’s Unexpected Savior: China

First came the Buddhist monks. Then the feng shui consultant. In the summer, a battered New England mill town greeted the new owner of its factory — one of the richest tycoons in China.

Zhang Yin, center, the billionaire who acquired a shuttered paper mill in Old Town, Maine.

New Video Shows Two Iranian Missiles Hit Ukrainian Plane

Security camera footage verified by The Times shows that two missiles fired 30 seconds apart took down Flight 752, killing all aboard.

Iran’s president denounced Britain, France and Germany for accusing his country of breaking the 2015 nuclear deal.

A video shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing. The New York Times

Michael Flynn Moves to Withdraw Guilty Plea in Russia Inquiry

Once cited by the special counsel team as an exemplary cooperating witness, President Trump’s former national security adviser had grown combative.

How China Obtains American Trade Secrets

Companies have long accused Chinese rivals of swiping or seizing valuable technology. Beijing promises to ban those practices, but enforcement could be tough.

President Trump will sign the deal today.

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Winners and Losers of the Democratic Debate

Our columnists and contributors give their rankings.

Amy Klobuchar Wants to Get It Done

Ms. Klobuchar interviews for the Times’s editorial board’s endorsement.

Frank Bruni

Warren and Klobuchar Teach the Boys a Lesson

The Editorial Board

Take Impeachment Seriously, Senators

Ronald J. Krotoszynski Jr.

The Senate Must Reject Trump’s Privilege Claim on Witnesses

Andrew Yang Is Listening

Thomas L. Friedman

Thomas L. Friedman

Trump’s Code of Dishonor

I’m Six Weeks Pregnant, and I’m Telling the World

Trump Gets His Trade Deal, China Gets the Win

Women May Finally Be Declared Equal

Nigeria Is Haunted by Its Civil War

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The Sex Scene Evolves for the #MeToo Era

Studios and theaters are hiring intimacy coordinators to help actors. The twist: They’re also making the scenes sexier.

Magazine

Andy Warhol Through the Lens

Photography was Andy Warhol’s secret weapon — the architecture of his oeuvre. A new show highlights many of his rarely seen images.

Arts

Longing for Stability After a Childhood in Hospitals

Despite a genetic disorder and family financial struggles, Silas Waller is determined to get on a path to financial security.

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Documents Provide New Details of Trump’s Pressure Campaign on Ukraine

The records and text messages described a campaign conducted by Rudy Giuliani to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about Joe Biden and his son.
The material intensified demands on Senate Republicans to include witnesses in the impeachment trial. The House votes Wednesday to start the proceeding.

House Democrats released the records even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a Wednesday vote to name House prosecutors and send the articles of impeachment to the Senate.

What to Watch For Before the Vote on Articles of Impeachment

Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to name the impeachment managers on Wednesday, and the House is scheduled to vote to move the articles to the Senate.

Mr. Trump’s impeachment trial will be perilous for the reputation of Chief Justice John Roberts.

Democrats Debate War and a Woman’s Chance at the White House

The rift between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over electability rose to the surface in the Democratic debate, and the candidates also sparred over their stances on war.

Here are 6 takeaways from the Democratic debate.

Impeachment Will Force Senators Off the Iowa Campaign Trail

Despite a potential loss of momentum in their campaigns, senators say their presence at the Senate trial is a constitutional obligation.

A Maine Paper Mill’s Unexpected Savior: China

First came the Buddhist monks. Then the feng shui consultant. In the summer, a battered New England mill town greeted the new owner of its factory — one of the richest tycoons in China.

Zhang Yin, center, the billionaire who acquired a shuttered paper mill in Old Town, Maine.

New Video Shows Two Iranian Missiles Hit Ukrainian Plane

Security camera footage verified by The Times shows that two missiles fired 30 seconds apart took down Flight 752, killing all aboard.

Iran’s president denounced Britain, France and Germany for accusing his country of breaking the 2015 nuclear deal.

A video shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing. The New York Times

Michael Flynn Moves to Withdraw Guilty Plea in Russia Inquiry

Once cited by the special counsel team as an exemplary cooperating witness, President Trump’s former national security adviser had grown combative.

How China Obtains American Trade Secrets

Companies have long accused Chinese rivals of swiping or seizing valuable technology. Beijing promises to ban those practices, but enforcement could be tough.

President Trump will sign the deal today.

Opinion

Winners and Losers of the Democratic Debate

Our columnists and contributors give their rankings.

Amy Klobuchar Wants to Get It Done

Ms. Klobuchar interviews for the Times’s editorial board’s endorsement.

Frank Bruni

Warren and Klobuchar Teach the Boys a Lesson

The Editorial Board

Take Impeachment Seriously, Senators

Ronald J. Krotoszynski Jr.

The Senate Must Reject Trump’s Privilege Claim on Witnesses

Andrew Yang Is Listening

Thomas L. Friedman

Thomas L. Friedman

Trump’s Code of Dishonor

I’m Six Weeks Pregnant, and I’m Telling the World

Trump Gets His Trade Deal, China Gets the Win

Women May Finally Be Declared Equal

Nigeria Is Haunted by Its Civil War

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Longing for Stability After a Childhood in Hospitals

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Documents Provide New Details of Trump’s Pressure Campaign on Ukraine

The records and text messages described a campaign conducted by Rudy Giuliani to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about Joe Biden and his son.
The material intensified demands on Senate Republicans to include witnesses in the impeachment trial. The House votes Wednesday to start the proceeding.

House Democrats released the records even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a Wednesday vote to name House prosecutors and send the articles of impeachment to the Senate.

What to Watch For Before the Vote on Articles of Impeachment

Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to name the impeachment managers on Wednesday, and the House is scheduled to vote to move the articles to the Senate.

Mr. Trump’s impeachment trial will be perilous for the reputation of Chief Justice John Roberts.

Democrats Debate War and a Woman’s Chance at the White House

The rift between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over electability rose to the surface in the Democratic debate, and the candidates also sparred over their stances on war.

Here are 6 takeaways from the Democratic debate.

Impeachment Will Force Senators Off the Iowa Campaign Trail

Despite a potential loss of momentum in their campaigns, senators say their presence at the Senate trial is a constitutional obligation.

A Maine Paper Mill’s Unexpected Savior: China

First came the Buddhist monks. Then the feng shui consultant. In the summer, a battered New England mill town greeted the new owner of its factory — one of the richest tycoons in China.

Zhang Yin, center, the billionaire who acquired a shuttered paper mill in Old Town, Maine.

New Video Shows Two Iranian Missiles Hit Ukrainian Plane

Security camera footage verified by The Times shows that two missiles fired 30 seconds apart took down Flight 752, killing all aboard.

Iran’s president denounced Britain, France and Germany for accusing his country of breaking the 2015 nuclear deal.

A video shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing. The New York Times

Michael Flynn Moves to Withdraw Guilty Plea in Russia Inquiry

Once cited by the special counsel team as an exemplary cooperating witness, President Trump’s former national security adviser had grown combative.

How China Obtains American Trade Secrets

Companies have long accused Chinese rivals of swiping or seizing valuable technology. Beijing promises to ban those practices, but enforcement could be tough.

President Trump will sign the deal today.

Opinion

Winners and Losers of the Democratic Debate

Our columnists and contributors give their rankings.

Amy Klobuchar Wants to Get It Done

Ms. Klobuchar interviews for the Times’s editorial board’s endorsement.

Frank Bruni

Warren and Klobuchar Teach the Boys a Lesson

The Editorial Board

Take Impeachment Seriously, Senators

Ronald J. Krotoszynski Jr.

The Senate Must Reject Trump’s Privilege Claim on Witnesses

Andrew Yang Is Listening

Thomas L. Friedman

Thomas L. Friedman

Trump’s Code of Dishonor

I’m Six Weeks Pregnant, and I’m Telling the World

Trump Gets His Trade Deal, China Gets the Win

Women May Finally Be Declared Equal

Nigeria Is Haunted by Its Civil War

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The Sex Scene Evolves for the #MeToo Era

Studios and theaters are hiring intimacy coordinators to help actors. The twist: They’re also making the scenes sexier.

Magazine

Andy Warhol Through the Lens

Photography was Andy Warhol’s secret weapon — the architecture of his oeuvre. A new show highlights many of his rarely seen images.

Arts

Longing for Stability After a Childhood in Hospitals

Despite a genetic disorder and family financial struggles, Silas Waller is determined to get on a path to financial security.

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Documents Provide New Details of Trump’s Pressure Campaign on Ukraine

The records and text messages described a campaign conducted by Rudy Giuliani to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about Joe Biden and his son.
The material intensified demands on Senate Republicans to include witnesses in the impeachment trial. The House votes Wednesday to start the proceeding.

House Democrats released the records even as Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a Wednesday vote to name House prosecutors and send the articles of impeachment to the Senate.

What to Watch For Before the Vote on Articles of Impeachment

Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to name the impeachment managers on Wednesday, and the House is scheduled to vote to move the articles to the Senate.

Mr. Trump’s impeachment trial will be perilous for the reputation of Chief Justice John Roberts.

Democrats Debate War and a Woman’s Chance at the White House

The rift between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over electability rose to the surface in the Democratic debate, and the candidates also sparred over their stances on war.

Here are 6 takeaways from the Democratic debate.

Impeachment Will Force Senators Off the Iowa Campaign Trail

Despite a potential loss of momentum in their campaigns, senators say their presence at the Senate trial is a constitutional obligation.

A Maine Paper Mill’s Unexpected Savior: China

First came the Buddhist monks. Then the feng shui consultant. In the summer, a battered New England mill town greeted the new owner of its factory — one of the richest tycoons in China.

Zhang Yin, center, the billionaire who acquired a shuttered paper mill in Old Town, Maine.

New Video Shows Two Iranian Missiles Hit Ukrainian Plane

Security camera footage verified by The Times shows that two missiles fired 30 seconds apart took down Flight 752, killing all aboard.

Iran’s president denounced Britain, France and Germany for accusing his country of breaking the 2015 nuclear deal.

A video shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing. The New York Times

Michael Flynn Moves to Withdraw Guilty Plea in Russia Inquiry

Once cited by the special counsel team as an exemplary cooperating witness, President Trump’s former national security adviser had grown combative.

How China Obtains American Trade Secrets

Companies have long accused Chinese rivals of swiping or seizing valuable technology. Beijing promises to ban those practices, but enforcement could be tough.

President Trump will sign the deal today.

Opinion

Winners and Losers of the Democratic Debate

Our columnists and contributors give their rankings.

Andrew Yang Is Listening

Mr. Yang interviews for the Times’s editorial board’s endorsement.

Frank Bruni

Warren and Klobuchar Teach the Boys a Lesson

The Editorial Board

Take Impeachment Seriously, Senators

I’m Six Weeks Pregnant, and I’m Telling the World

Nigeria Is Haunted by Its Civil War

Amy Klobuchar Wants to Get It Done

Ronald J. Krotoszynski Jr.

The Senate Must Reject Trump’s Privilege Claim on Witnesses

Thomas L. Friedman

Thomas L. Friedman

Trump’s Code of Dishonor

Trump Gets His Trade Deal, China Gets the Win

Women May Finally Be Declared Equal

Editors’ Picks

The Sex Scene Evolves for the #MeToo Era

Studios and theaters are hiring intimacy coordinators to help actors. The twist: They’re also making the scenes sexier.

Magazine

Andy Warhol Through the Lens

Photography was Andy Warhol’s secret weapon — the architecture of his oeuvre. A new show highlights many of his rarely seen images.

Arts

Longing for Stability After a Childhood in Hospitals

Despite a genetic disorder and family financial struggles, Silas Waller is determined to get on a path to financial security.

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